Licensed General Contractor CGC1537881
The bathrooms we build in Naples are designed as daily-use spas: curbless walk-in showers with floor-to-ceiling tile, freestanding tubs, custom vanities with stone counters, and lighting that flatters instead of glares. Behind the finishes, everything is specified for Southwest Florida reality — moisture-rated materials, proper waterproofing systems, and ventilation that keeps humidity from becoming a mold problem.
As a Florida Certified General Contractor (CGC1537881), we manage the full bathroom renovation end to end: demolition, plumbing and electrical relocation, Collier County permits, tile and stone work, and the custom cabinetry — built in-house — that makes a vanity feel like furniture.
One recent primary bathroom shows the full scope we take on: the room was taken down to the slab, the plumbing was relocated, and it was rebuilt with a curbless walk-in shower with a pebble floor, a freestanding soaking tub, and a floating double vanity with underlighting. Demolition, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile and cabinetry all ran under one license and one schedule.
“Andreas worked with us to design our Master Bathroom into something we could have never imagined! The team was incredibly reliable, always on time, and kept us informed throughout the process.”
Sherry K. · Google review
“GCPRO WEST remodeled my master bathroom and replaced my flooring. Andreas was excellent at communicating the daily/weekly progress of the remodeling. Everything turned out beautifully.”
Stacey S. · Google review
“His two main guys working with him were polite, on task, and the cleanest crew I've worked with. From a wall going down to give us more open feeling, to flooring picks and solid wood cabinets for baths and kitchen. Andreas is always on the job.”
Darcy B. · Google review
A full primary-bath remodel typically runs one to two months of construction once permits are in hand and materials are on site. Tile-intensive designs and plumbing relocations sit at the longer end. We sequence trades tightly so the bathroom is out of service for as short a window as possible.
A curbless (zero-threshold) shower has no step — the floor flows straight in, with the slope and drainage engineered into the pan. It is our most requested feature: it looks clean, works for every age and mobility level, and done correctly it is just as watertight as a curbed shower. Doing it correctly is the key part — it must be built in, not retrofitted casually.
Waterproofing membrane systems behind every wet area, moisture-rated backer board (never bare drywall in showers), correctly sized exhaust ventilation, and cabinet finishes rated for humidity. Coastal Florida punishes shortcuts — this is where hiring a licensed contractor over a handyman pays for itself.
If plumbing or electrical moves — and in most full remodels it does — yes. Condo buildings add association approvals on top. We prepare and pull permits and manage inspections as part of every project.
Yes, and it is worth asking before you commit to more. A renovation that keeps the existing fixture locations — new tile, vanity, shower glass, lighting, paint — moves faster, needs less permitting, and costs meaningfully less than a full remodel that relocates drains and supply lines. We walk the room with you and say plainly which one it needs. Sometimes the layout is already right and only the finishes are dated; sometimes moving a single wall is what finally makes the room work.
Often the most worth it. Guest and secondary baths transform dramatically with full-height tile, a floating vanity, and good lighting — and small-space projects finish faster. We will tell you honestly what will and will not move the needle in your specific room.
Yes, and it is often the best plan: bathroom remodels are disruptive to live through, and the summer months are exactly when seasonal residents are away. You get your own client portal login (crm.gcprowest.com) to watch the schedule and progress remotely, we coordinate with your home-watch service for access, and the bathroom is finished before you fly back for season.
Yes - every project carries our one-year workmanship warranty. If something we built or installed fails within the first year because of our workmanship, we come back and make it right at no cost. Manufacturer warranties on cabinets, fixtures, and appliances apply on top of ours, and we handle those claims for you while the project is under our warranty.
Check the license first; a bathroom remodel that moves plumbing or electrical needs a licensed contractor and a permit, and the Florida license lookup takes two minutes. Then compare how each contractor handles waterproofing, because that is where bathroom remodels fail years later, and ask for a written scope, signed change orders and finished bathrooms or reviews you can check. Our guides on verifying a contractor license and on what belongs in a remodeling contract cover the details.
Keep the toilet, shower and sink where they are. New tile, a new vanity, shower glass, fixtures and lighting in the existing layout fall in the refresh range above and need less permitting and less time. Moving drains and supply lines is what pushes a bathroom into the higher ranges.
Yes. As a Florida Certified General Contractor we run the whole bathroom: demolition, plumbing and electrical, waterproofing, tile and stone, glass, fixtures and the custom vanity, with the permits and inspections. You have one contract, one schedule and one point of accountability instead of coordinating separate trades.
Yes. The ADA rules are written for public buildings, but the same ideas work at home: a curbless shower with no step, a bench, solid blocking in the walls so grab bars can go where they are needed, a comfort-height toilet, lever handles, and a wider entry where the framing allows. Our aging-in-place guide explains which changes matter most.
Yes. Condo bathrooms add the association's approval and work rules, and in high-rise buildings the drains are tied to the building's plumbing stacks, which limits how far fixtures can move. Our guide to condo bathroom remodels covers what most buildings allow.
Often, yes, especially in a primary bathroom where the tub is rarely used. Keep at least one tub in the home if young children or resale matter to you. Our tub-to-shower guide walks through the decision for Naples homes.
GC Pro West — licensed Florida general contractor CGC1537881 with 20+ years of experience serving Naples and Marco Island. Call (239) 307-8020 for a free consultation. Page updated October 2026. More guides on Naples costs, timelines, and condo rules on our blog.
GC Pro West · 5746 Woodmere Lake Circle, Naples, FL 34112 · (239) 307-8020 · Licensed & insured, CGC1537881